The boat that has become the emblem of the Gulf of Morbihan’s maritime heritage
|Lionel Menay
The Sinagot, with its black hull and characteristic red sails, was originally a fishing boat, used notably for trawling and dredging wild oysters. With the development of oyster farming, it...
The Gulf of Morbihan in Brittany: a territory ready for its knife
|Lionel Menay
The knife inspired by the Sinagot continues this tradition. It is intended to be a tool, a keepsake and a symbol, bringing together the local people, visitors and the land.
Taking care of your Sinagot: simple steps for a knife that lasts
|Lionel Menay
Whether you fell for the recycled oyster shell version or the Signature wood edition, your knife is a travel companion designed to last. To ensure it stands the test of...
The blue miracle of the Gulf of Morbihan: when the sea breathes and renews itself every two weeks
|Lionel Menay
Summer is settling in, the days are getting longer, and a familiar breeze is blowing across Southern Brittany. For all boating enthusiasts and lovers of the sea, the signal has...